Sentence examples for decisions caused from inspiring English sources

The report found "multiple poor decisions" caused the crisis that led to the £45bn bailout.

His daring investment decisions caused the funds to grow rapidly, but not all his gambles succeeded.

He said the report asked only for an "expression of regret" that the American church's decisions caused such dissension.

Likewise, it says, the trustees of collectively bargained health plans could be sued in federal court for "unlimited economic and noneconomic damages and for a civil penalty up to $5 million" if their decisions caused injury to a patient.

While many inside Bear are grateful for the shareholder value Mr. Cayne created, there is a strong sense that his large financial stake in the company, as well as his tendency to deliberate on his own when making big strategic decisions, caused the firm to miss out on some recent merger opportunities that would have better prepared it for today's dire financial environment.

The prospect of putting ministers at arm's length from corporate decisions caused one of the sharpest stock rises in recent months at Transneft, the partially state-owned oil pipeline company, which rose 3.5 percent on the news by the market's close on Wednesday.

Note that business executives and politicians can't be sued for making decisions that limit health care, even when these decisions cause harm.

Among said questions, was the following: "What decisions cause both technical and social debt?".

These decisions cause the request to travel along the vectors until a final conclusion to the process (request fulfilled).

Conflicting scheduling decisions cause additional scheduling attempts and consequently increase the scheduling cost.

Many of its product decisions cause public unrest because Facebook is planning for 3, 5 or 10 years from now, even if that means making people uncomfortable today.